On August 3, the American Security Project hosted an event titled “Coercive Kidnapping & Political Hostage Taking in International Affairs," with Dr. Danielle Gilbert. ASP CEO Patrick Costello discussed the past, present, and future of hostage diplomacy with Dr. Gilbert.Read more...
West Virginia plays a crucial role in U.S. energy security. Carbon sequestration presents a unique opportunity to capitalize on its vast forestry resources for both environmental and economic benefits. Read more...
Moscow’s geopolitical interests are about ensuring that the Moldova-Transnistria conflict remains frozen, but events in Transnistria have already raised concern about the Ukrainian crisis spilling into Moldova.Read more...
As climate change continues to alter rainfall patterns, cripple crop yields, and destroy farmlands, the conditions for instability and social unrest grow. Read more...
How is it possible that Russia in 1992, full of opportunity and hope, became the Russia we know in 2022? The answer lies in the democratization and privatization processes used by the Russian government.Read more...
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) has underscored that food security will increasingly be impacted by climate change via rising temperatures, changing precipitation patterns, and more frequent and extreme weather events, which could potentially lead to increased competition and conflict over food production and resources, like land and water.Read more...
As the climate warms, invasive pests will pose a greater threat to global and domestic food security. Read more...
On July 19th, the American Security Project hosted an event titled “The War in Ukraine and Energy Security and Energy Market Disruption.” with Kevin Book, and Commander Mark P. Nevitt, JAGC (ret.). Read more...
Several international food security actions have developed following the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Read more...
